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View from behind facing Dartford library in the gardens at the entrance to Central Park.

Planning permission has been granted by Dartford Borough Council under application number 16/01919/FUL for a “development comprising (a) detailed permission for the demolition of existing buildings, refurbishment of No 26 Lowfield Street and the construction of 188 dwellings, retail units, office, café/micro-brewery, detailed landscape strategy, car parking, new internal access roads, sustainable urban drainage systems; and associated infrastructure and earthworks [and] (b) outline permission, with all matters reserved except access, for the demolition of existing buildings and the erection of up to 360 dwellings, flexibility for the following Use Classes:- A1 (retail), A2 (financial and professional services), A3 (restaurants and cafes) and D1 (non-residential institutions) fronting Lowfield Street, new internal access roads, car parking, sustainable urban drainage systems; and associated landscaping, infrastructure and earthworks”. The development has been named Copperhouse Green. This is a view from Market Street.

The fine war memorial in Dartford is to be found at the entrance to Central Park off Market Street, opposite the library and museum. Dartford War Memorial was designed by sculptor and painter Arthur George Walker, who designed several others including that at Sevenoaks – see https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/5828879 which bears the same figure.

The fine war memorial in Dartford is to be found at the entrance to Central Park off Market Street, opposite the library and museum. Dartford War Memorial was designed by sculptor and painter Arthur George Walker, who designed several others including that at Sevenoaks – see https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/5828879 which bears the same figure.

The fine war memorial in Dartford is to be found at the entrance to Central Park off Market Street, opposite the library and museum. Even in February there are still an impressive number of poppies around it. Dartford War Memorial was designed by sculptor and painter Arthur George Walker, who designed several others including that at Sevenoaks – see https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/5828879 which bears the same figure.

In Lowfield Street a few hundred yards south from the Barclays bank is Ripley's market. It's a bit run down and in need of regeneration - 25% occupancy.

Planning permission has been granted by Dartford Borough Council under application number 16/01919/FUL for a “development comprising (a) detailed permission for the demolition of existing buildings, refurbishment of No 26 Lowfield Street and the construction of 188 dwellings, retail units, office, café/micro-brewery, detailed landscape strategy, car parking, new internal access roads, sustainable urban drainage systems; and associated infrastructure and earthworks [and] (b) outline permission, with all matters reserved except access, for the demolition of existing buildings and the erection of up to 360 dwellings, flexibility for the following Use Classes:- A1 (retail), A2 (financial and professional services), A3 (restaurants and cafes) and D1 (non-residential institutions) fronting Lowfield Street, new internal access roads, car parking, sustainable urban drainage systems; and associated landscaping, infrastructure and earthworks”. The development has been named Copperhouse Green.